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by 7952 9mo ago
A deaf person wouldn't be able to either. We need better non audible ways of signalling.
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by 7952 9mo ago
Yes, but it needs to work both ways. Heat needs to be extracted during the winter. Otherwise the ground would just be heated up to much. That is what a ground source heat pump does.
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by 7952 9mo ago
There is a good technology connections video about building backup batteries into the actual stove. I think part of the problem with whole home backups is that they tend to be sized to a maximum load that is unusual or could be avoided with
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by 7952 9mo ago
But respectfully isn't the crisis more in the American political system and regulation? And surely large scale solar farms/batery storage connected to a supergrid (or whatever they are called) are a relatively good fit for this k
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by 7952 9mo ago
Weirdly in the UK it seems to be best to charge battery overnight from the grid and sell back during the day alongside any solar generated.
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by 7952 9mo ago
Isn't that just an ad-hominem against the writers? A threat to the status quo is still a threat to people and could have negative consequences.
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by 7952 9mo ago
Thanks, changed that.
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by 7952 9mo ago
Why do you think it is culture specifically?
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by 7952 9mo ago
And the service was designed by Grok, hosted by Grok, you interact with it through systems controlled by Grok, at a surface level Grok makes decisions and grok makes the output. And it is quite possible the Grok knew that illegal image crea
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by 7952 9mo ago
Giving up is really very common in war.
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by 7952 9mo ago
Sure, but there must always be a fear that the military and public would not want to die in a nuclear inferno to defend national sovereignty. And may tolerate a coupe instead. Which then reduces the madness and the deterrent effect. The
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by 7952 9mo ago
There are other attack vectors beyond infrastructure though when the population all have Android Smart Phones running Play Services and communicate using WhatsApp.
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by 7952 9mo ago
Maybe there would be some benefit in just dropping some packets. For example to WhatsApp, Telegram, Gmail servers. Could add a communication delay that could be critical and denies people a fairly reliable fallback communication method.
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by 7952 9mo ago
Assuming it was about oil was giving them far more credit than they deserve. That is a sane reason if an immoral one. I think it has far more to do with economic systems and opportunity. It is about creating freedom for capital. That me
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by 7952 9mo ago
For non-US countries the solution is to be more independent in terms of foreign policy and defence.
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by 7952 9mo ago
Why stop there? The best case scenario would include prosecution of Trump and his administration.
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by 7952 9mo ago
War can only be justified after the fact as a result of good outcomes. The decision prior is always a roll of the dice that loads the thrower with infinite responsibility.
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by 7952 10mo ago
Well they are put underground sometimes when there is a sound reason to do so. But mostly there is not a good reason to do so across hundreds of miles of agricultural land.
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by 7952 10mo ago
My guess is that the droop is just due to gravity. And it is easier to affix in fewer places. But the style of photography exaggerates the effect.
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by 7952 10mo ago
This is all a bit above my head. But the effects a compiler has on the computer are certainly not deterministic. It might do what you want or it might hit a weird driver bug or set off a false positive in some security software. And the m
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by 7952 10mo ago
Surely the most important area of innovation is not the end product itself but how it is manufactured at scale. That is what made Henry and what will make Chinese manufacturers win.
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by 7952 10mo ago
Outside of fun stuff there is potential to just make chat another UI technology that is coupled with a specific API. Surely smaller models could do that, particularly as improvements happen. If that was good enough what would be the benef
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by 7952 10mo ago
Or people are acting in good faith (generally) but want to avoid being accountable for something deeply serious. You end up with a web that neatly prevents anyone really being held responsible for anything. In an industry that was suppose
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by 7952 10mo ago
Exactly! Its lucky we learned the lesson of WWII and invaded all those horrid dictators. Wait....
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by 7952 10mo ago
I agree. Although not sure how sustained or substantive that "championing" ever really was.
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by 7952 10mo ago
Surely the turbines could be fed from subsurface water that is not frozen.
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by 7952 11mo ago
And once you have done those incredibly difficult things it is possible that the game changes entirely. A significant number of humans could live in space and have limited contact with planets.
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by 7952 11mo ago
Im not attacking Israeli ethno-nationalism. I am attacking how you see the world so exclusively through that lense. The assumption that the only cause I could care about could be some kind of anti semitic activism. When actually I think
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by 7952 11mo ago
Perhaps I should have said "exclusive nation state membership abstractions". It makes no difference to the point. That the abstraction subjugates the individual. And I don't see why American can't be an ethnicity or ev
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by 7952 11mo ago
Ethno-nationalism seems to be a strong factor in both Israeli and Palestinian politics. I can't think of a more direct example of ethno-nationalism than the Jewish state. Also, my point was more about how conflict is perceived and lit

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